Ghost Towns and Abandoned places in North Dakota
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This week we are venturing out to North Dakota to visit ghost towns and abandoned places through out the state including churches, country homes, an abandoned rail car to lots more. We will give you a guided tour and plenty of URBEX photography. In weeks to come we will be posting more ghost towns and abandoned places state by state so stay tuned!
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That’s actually the old hospital in Ambrose with the pile of wood. There was someone living in there about ten years ago when I was there. The school was destroyed in the 1950’s which is sad because it was a very nice looking building. There isn’t a lot of vandalism in North Dakota but some unsavory characters came in with the oil boom. The brown house with the 1980s Buick was in pretty good condition twelve years ago. I remember the school that was full of birds. Good to see all that stuff is still standing! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Oh, good to know. It was told to me it was a school. But a hospital makes complete sense. So glad you could recognize some of the photos and videos. Thanks for the background info.
Good stuff my friend!!! love it
Thanks for the kind words my friend...... I'll catch up to you out on the road !!!!!!
Loving this Ken. Thanks for another wonderful (and funny) video. Your explanations of what this hobby is (and is not) are spot on and respectful. AND-- with the exception of one big butt featured in the ending photo montage, a great collection of pics.
You are a movie star !!!!!
Great Video, looking forward to more! Safe travels and hope to see you down the road!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words. Yes, hope our pats will cross. See you out there on the trails
Great adventure! I love following along and exploring these places, it’s like being there but not, and the narration is so much fun. The best part is taking pictures in my head as we go along, and creating compositions, I even use the shutter sound effect in my head while doing it, or I say click, Yup, I’m that weird. Well captured, thanks for sharing! Lol.
Thank you so much for the kind words and detailed explanation of your thought process. I gravitate toward doing the same exact thing. I was looking for a frame. Thanks so much. I hope our paths will cross.
Love it Ken! Thank you for documenting one of the best trips I have ever gone on. What an adventure!
Thanks for the kind words lady !!!!!!!
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Great video!!
Glad they busted you out of medical prison
I am born and raised in ND. This video was amazing and you did great presenting our hidden gems!
Thank you for the kind words.. I appreciate you !!!! I have more states including South Dakota coming soon !!! See you out on the road !!!
@@BackcountryNomadI spend ALOT of time in SD. I have some amazing areas for you if interested
@@libertymichel7649 If you are an urbex photographer and would like to share some locations I trade you some ND for some SD. shot me an email Ken@backcountrynomad.com :)
Some people here in New England take pictures of sap houses on different states of use each month and make a calendar.
That would be a great thing to do with your pictures of abondoned properties.
yes, perhaps that would... I'll have to give that some thought............thanks for the input. I'll see you out in the back country !!!!!!
What an awesome adventure! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for the kind words.. Ill see you out there on the road !!!!
I think I pooped alittle when ya put that mask on 😂 lovely places love the video
Lol....... Got ya..... I have a few more ghost town videos in the makes and posting soon . I appreciate you !!!
Respect
The grinder was used to process grains for your personal use and consumption. Breads and still
ahhhhh.. got it. I thought maybe it was for corn but grain makes since whereas there are so many wheat field? I appreciate you !!!!
Great content really enjoyed this video surprised you didn't run across any critters in thise dwellings. I always ask what did you and the group about lunch? And will you ever do any more traveling in you're jeep?
We ate nothing but crap this trip. lol...... not many lunch spots out in the fields of North Dakota.... But we hoteled it and at least we had good dinners !!!!!!!! Yes. Ill be doing more jeep videos very soon !!!
It would be nice if you listed the towns you visited.
I can appreciate that. sometimes I like to keep the locations hidden to protect the property from vandal's but some I can mention.
I've been to the rail car
its fading fast. Id give it about 5 or ten more years........one good snow load might flatten it... its a shame.